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Hard Reset LENOVO P609C

Hard Reset LENOVO P609C

  1. Turn on the device.
    Reset LENOVO P609C
  2. Just type this: *#77218114# or *#881188# or *#94267357# or *#9426*357#  or *#19912006#  or *#118811# or *#3646633#

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